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Constructing a Discourse of Indigenous Slavery, Freedom and Sovereignty in Anglo-Virginia, 1600–1750

Native South, 2017
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No Ordinary Time: Indigenous Dispossession and Slavery Unwilling to Die

Kalfou, 2018
The contemporary coalescence of Indigenous and Black peoples as aggrieved, insurgent, and mobilized polities reflects a shared recognition of more than the private, personal, and parochial concerns of members of those groups. The enduring consequences of Indigenous dispossession and what US jurist William O. Douglas aptly described in the 1960s as “the
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Freedom and Servitude: Indigenous Slavery and the Spanish Conquest of the Caribbean

2003
That historical moment when Spain seized and took possession of the Caribbean lands its armadas ‘discovered’ at the end of the fifteenth century — what we call ‘the Conquest’ — led inevitably to a complex dilemma: What were the relations between the native inhabitants and the invaders to be?
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Slave and Citizen in Black and Red: Reconsidering the Intersection of African and Indigenous Slavery in Postcolonial Brazil

Slavery & Abolition, 2013
This article demonstrates the interrelatedness of indigenous and African-based slavery in nineteenth-century Brazil through the lens of postcolonial conquest. In frontier regions where labor was scarce, European immigrants and settlers vied for access to black and indigenous slaves and even trafficked Indians for profit in defiance of legal ...
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Indigenous Voices, Climate Change, and Modern Slavery

Public History Weekly, 2022
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The colonial difference in Hugo Grotius: rational man, slavery and Indigenous dispossession

Postcolonial Studies, 2022
Mikki Stelder
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Colonial Legacies: Slavery, Christianity, and the Transformation of Indigenous Liberian Religious-Cultural Identities

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science
This study critically explores the intersection of two significant colonial forces transatlantic slavery and Christian evangelization and their lasting impact on Liberia’s religious and cultural identity. Unlike typical colonial encounters where European powers directly imposed foreign systems upon African societies, Liberia presents a unique ...
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Unfree Labour and Australia’s Obscured Pacific Histories: Towards a New Genealogy of Modern Slavery

Journal of Australian Studies, 2021
Victoria Stead, Lucy Davies
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Bonds of Alliance: Indigenous and Atlantic Slaveries in New France

Ethnohistory, 2014
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Indigenous African Slavery

1979
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